product details

size
1200mm x 600mm
(50, 75, 100 mm thick) 4ft x 2ft
(2”, 3”, 4”)

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key benefits

soundproofing: Sound Absorbing Mineral Wool
Acoustic mineral wool sound absorbing infil for stud partitions
Acoustic mineral wool sound absorbing infil for between timber joists beneath floors Acoustic mineral wool sound absorbing infil for between timber joists above ceilings

soundproofing: Acoustic Mineral Wool

overview

Acoustic Mineral Wool is designed to give maximum sound absorption when loosely installed into the cavities of floors, walls and ceilings. It will effectively absorb airborne sound and when used in conjunction with other acoustic materials will help bring separating floors and walls into compliance with Part E of the Building Regulations. PLEASE NOTE This is not a loft insulation type wool but an acoustic mineral wool that is produced to a specific density to give maximum sound absorption.

testimonial

"Was an excellent product in that it reduced the overall ceiling drop we had to make, and was actually more effective than traditional materials. Fully recommended for all your noisy neighbour needs!" James Clark

description.

The density of Acoustic Mineral Wool is more than twice that of normal loft insulation and so is very efficient at absorbing noise. Acoustic Mineral Wool (AMW) is used extensively in buildings and throughout industry to give acoustic, thermal and fire insulation. It is particularly useful as a sound absorbing infill for the reduction of airborne sound between flooring joists, suspended ceilings, stud partitioning and in combination with our Resilient Bars for soundproofing ceilings & walls and also helps achieve Part E for separating floors.

AMW consists mainly of silicon oxide together with a number of metallic oxides. It is non-flammable, chemically inert and is not adversely affected by any substance it may come into contact with. The panels are Zero ODP and Zero GWP in the terms of the code for sustainable homes. Each slab is made from 22 % recycled raw materials.

Random arrangement of fibres ensures no water penetration in any direction. It is rot-proof, non-hygroscopic, does not sustain vermin and will not encourage the growth of fungi, moulds or bacteria. It will not react with wired plastic or metal wall ties, brickwork or masonry.

Use in Floors

We advise lifting the floorboards and cutting the AMW slightly narrower than the joists. Then slot the wool into the cavity space. Ensuring no gaps between slabs. Lay the floorboards back down and then ideally lay at least two layers of our soundproofing mat down on top of the floorboards before your final floor finish.

Use in Walls & Ceilings

Fit the wool between the studs, the thicker the better. Then ideally use our Resilient Bars across the studwork before plaster boarding. Click here for more info on the Resilient Bar system.

Acoustic mineral wool sound absorber installed between ceiling joists for acoustic control     Acoustic mineral wool sound absorber installed into a stud wall for acoustic control

Acoustic Mineral Wool seen above and within the wall construction


To view the technical data on this product please click on our Tech Spec above.

Because this product can cause irritation to the skin, protective gloves should be worn when handling the product and suitable protective wear including goggles should be worn when working above your head.

We also supply ACOUSTIC QUILT which, although more expensive, performs 4 times better than our 100 mm thick mineral wool and is only 52 mm thick. This is an ideal option if you have a limited cavity depth.